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# Startups and tech

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Fleet is partnering with Toyota as it expands its car hire service
Dating app Tinder is building out a safety and moderating team in Dublin
Offr wants to bring much-needed tech to online property buying
Medtech reps warn the industry is facing a 'cliff edge' with incoming EU rules
Food firm Strong Roots has raised over $18m to become a 'household brand' in the US and UK
E-scooter giant Lime has been on the charm offensive to get on Irish streets
Your crash course in... Stripe's ambitious bid for fintech dominance beyond payments
Medtech startup CroíValve has raised €4m to kickstart its first human trials
The latest VC funding figures give mixed signals with numbers down but seed deals on the rise
A group advocating share options says fintech firms are frozen out of the State's flagship scheme
Food firm Strong Roots has raised over $18m to become a 'household brand' in the US and UK
Winning the war for talent: how firms get the jump on hiring students as early as possible
Medtech reps warn the industry is facing a 'cliff edge' with incoming EU rules
Applaud wants to make gig bookings for musicians flow much easier
Winning the war for talent: how firms get the jump on hiring students as early as possible
Fintech giant Remitly has secured Irish approval to keep its services running post-Brexit
Applaud wants to make gig bookings for musicians flow much easier
Winning the war for talent: how firms get the jump on hiring students as early as possible
WhatsApp is growing its Irish team that engages with law enforcement
A licence to scoot: what the future could hold for e-scooters in Ireland
WhatsApp is growing its Irish team that engages with law enforcement
How Votechnik is helping recyclers dispose of LCD products faster and safer
With swelling competition, Deliveroo's new Irish boss is laying out an ambitious expansion strategy
With swelling competition, Deliveroo's new Irish boss is laying out an ambitious expansion strategy
Dublin startup BidRecruit is taking the 'pain points' out of recruitment
Meet the man spearheading tech at the Digital Hub as its new technologist in residence
Ireland's electric vehicle future is facing a chicken-and-egg problem
Marine robot company Xocean has North America in its sights
Ireland's tech scene is increasingly reliant on foreign jobseekers for talent
VR gaming arena Zero Latency is gearing up for expansion with the launch of its latest game
Robotic surgeons and farm drones - Vodafone launches Ireland's first 5G network
Tines is building the automated channel for detecting and neutralising cyber threats
Your crash course in... Just Eat and Takeaway.com's £9bn merger and the future of food delivery
Revolut is bulking up its Irish base as it seeks approval from the Central Bank
Your crash course in... Just Eat and Takeaway.com's £9bn merger and the future of food delivery
Ireland is lagging behind its European neighbours in devising an AI strategy
How Dublin startup Geowox is taking the grunt work out of property valuations
Meet the DJ and the trumpet player who brought vinyl pressing back to north Dublin
How do people make money playing Fortnite?
Ed-tech outfit Prodigy Learning is going to teach American children coding through Minecraft